LOSTBOY
PRODUCER / SONGWRITER
30-year old Lostboy has become one of the most globally in-demand writer/producers of recent times, cementing his reputation by winning the 2024 Grammy Award for Dance/Pop production for Kylie Minogue’s cultural landmark single Padam Padam. This followed on from his work on Calvin Harris’ single Miracle which held the UK Number One spot for 8 weeks in 2023, and the two globally successful Tiesto singles The Motto and follow-up Top 10 hit 10.35 with Tate McRae. Further releases include tracks/singles with Jung Kook, Ava Max, Sabrina Carpenter, Zedd/Kehlani and Bebe Rexha, all of which led to Lostboy winning the UK A&R Awards Songwriter Of The Year award for 2023. First discovered by Grammy-winning producer Fraser T Smith (Adele, Stormzy), Lostboy quickly developed to become the creative force behind two UK breakout artists Griff and Tom Grennan, and has since worked with Lewis Capaldi, Ellie Goulding, Rita Ora and K-Pop stars IVE. Versatile across all major genres, Lostboy’s key collaborators include Amy Allen, Ryan Tedder, Cirkut, Caroline Ailin, Pablo Bowman, Rami Yacoub and David Stewart
FANNY HULTMAN
PRODUCER / SONGWRITER
Fanny Hultman is one of Sweden’s most exciting and versatile producer/songwriters/multi-instrumentalists, crafting a phenomenal reputation in her home country acknowledged by multiple Swedish Grammy nominations. Her first success was the 500 million streaming track “First Time” for Kygo/Ellie Goulding, and she has since had releases in Sweden (Léon, Shy Martin, Neiked), UK (Henry Moodie, Nina Nesbitt, Lucy Blue) and most recently in the K Pop space (IVE, NMIXX). Equally comfortable writing and producing with singer-songwriters as she is creating toplines for dance artists, Fanny has previously collaborated with writers such as Tayla Parx, Bibi Boureilly, Casey Smith, MNEK and Ines Dunn amongst others.
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LEITH
ARTIST / SONGWRITER
Toronto-born, London-based singer-songwriter Leith (Jessie Munro) broke onto the scene in 2022 with her debut EP ‘Birthdays In July’. She has gone on to receive strong media support including Radar Artist of the Month (Spotify), Elton John’s Rocket Hour (Apple Music) and wider coverage via BBC Radio One, Notion and The Sunday Times. On the live front she’s supported acts such as Jade Bird, Matilda Mann and Sophie May, and as a songwriter for other artists she’s had releases with Lucy Blue, DellaXOZ and Dylan Fraser amongst others. Now signed to Akira Records, and working with producers Jonah Summerfield and Henrik Michelson, Leith will be releasing her next EP in 2025
JOHNNY NEWMAN / J RIBBON
PRODUCER / ARTIST / DJ
20-year old London-based producer/writer/DJ Johnny Newman first tasted success with the 2021 lockdown anthem Be Free released under the artist name Rathbone Place. Since then he has signed to Anjuna Beats for his progressive house DJ project J Ribbon, supported Eric Prydz at his residency at Hï Ibiza for summer 2024 and been working closely with Armin Van Buuren on tracks and remixes for his forthcoming album. Johnny has also been writing/producing for a number of other artists including Andy C, Issey Cross, Charlotte Plank, Ants Live and Leena Punks. Upcoming releases later this year include singles with Andy C and Armin Van Buuren x Moby.
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HARRY PAYNTER
SONGWRITER / PRODUCER
Harry Paynter is a songwriter-producer based in London, the latest in a long line of exceptional music talents to come out of Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts (LIPA). He has a wide and versatile skillset and can work as producer, topliner, and vocal producer. Recent sessions/upcoming cuts include Mercer Henderson, Bow Anderson, Benedict Cork, Lozeak, CTRL & MNEK. Harry has also been involved in developing a number of new artists including MARiMARi who has been championed by BBC Radio 1 & Spotify editorials.
